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5 Consumer Brand Lessons for Better Case Study Storytelling

How to Clean Up Legacy Content Without Burning Out Your Experts

AI Didn’t Invent Content Audits

Your Case Studies Are Missing Their Most Persuasive Numbers

How to Repurpose 1 Case Study Into 5 Marketing Assets

I’ve Been Flattening Our Writing for AI Search. I’m Not Sure It Was Right

How the B2B Content Review Process Kills Good Writing

How to Measure Thought Leadership ROI

Why More CEOs See Marketing as a Cost Center

B2B Content Marketing Strategy Comparison: Case Studies Vs. White Papers
While many people are unclear about the differences between a case study and a white paper, each has a distinct purpose and can be a valuable tool in your B2B content marketing strategy. What are the differences between a white paper and a case study? A case study, also known

How B2B Content Marketing Crushes Cold Calling
Business-to-business (B2B) content marketing crushes cold calling when it’s done well. I emphasize that point because crappy content marketing won’t get you anywhere. True cold calling probably won’t either, because it’s not based on problem-solving. It’s a fishing expedition to sell products and services. When I started working in corporate

Help Your Content Marketing Writers Succeed
The internet is full of advice about how to win at content marketing. Whether you want to create a strategy, plan and build out content or stand out from your competitors, you’ll find plenty of guides, how-tos and tips. Want to know what’s missing? No one explains how to set

The Top 7 Content Marketing Goals to Track
It’s crucial to develop a consistent cadence for tracking your content marketing goals. This sets your team up to make smart content marketing decisions. Tracking will help you: Understand your current and prospective customers’ habits Foster relationships with your target audience Run informed content marketing campaigns Fine-tune your content marketing

Top 4 Tips to Align Sales and Marketing
If you want to stay competitive in today’s digital world, your companies’ sales and marketing teams must work together. However, many companies struggle to reach this utopian vision. Why? First let’s explore each team’s function: Marketers are all about building brand awareness and generating leads. Salespeople turn that brand awareness

The B2B Content Marketing Road Map Has Changed. Are You Lost?
What’s a business-to-business (B2B) content marketing road map look like these days? Overall, it’s not much different than it was 10 or even five years ago. But if you look closer, you’ll see subtle changes. The focus is on quality more than ever before. Churn and burn doesn’t win customers.

Content Marketing Versus SEO. Which Drives More Traffic?
If you were betting on content marketing versus search engine optimization (SEO) winning the race for website traffic, which would one would you pick? You might ask yourself which one drives more traffic. Or you could think I’m asking you a trick question. Content marketing and SEO work hand in

B2B Marketing: 5 Questions That Drive Strategy
For a long time, B2B (business-to-business) marketing was all about inbound. The goal was to attract customers with valuable, tailored content. Companies put marketing dollars into developing engaging material. The content showed the companies’ offerings without pushing sales. The goal was to create brand awareness and attract new business. They

6 Foolproof Tips That Will Help You Rock Your Next Project
Feeling frantic about a colossal project? Join the club. It’s called Project Management Meltdown – that heart-pounding moment of panic over a looming, larger-than-life deadline. Rather than face it head on, you freeze up faster than the Polar Express during the blizzard of the century. I know what you’re thinking.

Style Guides Set the Standard in Content Marketing
To set the standard in content marketing at your business, it’s important to make sure writers are aligned. Their copy should follow agreed-upon rules. For example: Is it “don’t” or “do not”; “can’t” or “cannot”? Can a subhead be a question? Is the hyphen necessary in “non-essential”? What’s the plural